Tuktu- 7- The Ten Thousand Fishes (how to fish with a rock weir)

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Learn about traditional Inuit culture from this fascinating series. This series documents cultural practices, skills, and values in Nunavut in northern Canada. Each episode focuses on a different topic, and does a good job of celebrating the skills and resourcefulness of the Inuit.
The territory of the Inuit (also called Eskimo, Inupiaq, Yupik, and other regional names) cover the northern and western regions of Alaska, northern Canada, and Greenland. The Inuit continue to live in these areas and maintain many cultural traditions while also incorporating some modern technology into their culture as well. Inuit continue to have a deep respect and spiritual connection with the land and its resources.
The Tuktu documentary series was produced by the National Film Board of Canada between 1966 and 1968.
Director: Laurence Hyde
Writer: Laurence Hyde
Star: Tommy Tweed
License: Public Domain
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[@Marcioacrz]

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[@Tsamokie]

This is a simple yet superb story about family, tradition and culture. Absolutely endearing.

[@LS-zq3td]

I wish I could have met tuktu. I could listen to his stories all day long...

[@FullNelson007]

I agree if only he spoke English. Lol

[@Bomboclat200]

Tuktu means caribou

[@jasonsubgut]

The father's name was itimannaq. As for the wife, I forget her name.

[@Bomboclat200]

@jason subgut never heard an inuk name like that not on my native lands anyway

[@tiinau6562]

👍✌️❤️🇫🇴🐾Jag flyttar... Enkelt liv fast hårt arbete.. Utan dator och mobil 👍🌻🌻🌻

[@monicapereira1574]

How caring, dedicated Tuku's father is!!!

[@joceaceasar5195]

It's 2024 and I still am watching this after many years.❤❤❤

[@justsomeguywithaboomerang1891]

Tuktu for ever😂🎉😅

[@joceaceasar5195]

@@justsomeguywithaboomerang1891 Tuktu forever, brother.

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

Me too but why don't they make nets to dip out the fish?

[@joceaceasar5195]

@JamesJones-cx5pk that's what happens when you are still primitive I guess. And what tree, though, is there to make nets out of. I only wish I could go to where they are fishing. And just hang out with them.

[@Void-Platinum]

Meto

[@buikhai1]

This is how my relatives survive in the northern hemisphere. I am so happy to see my Eskimo relatives live so happily with nature. Love from Vietnam.

[@MoisesfelixGeraldo]

😅

[@JonathanGillies]

Are the Eskimos related to the Vietnamese??????? :O

[@Weeping-Angel]

@@JonathanGilliesnope😂

[@nyanbemolothanaga48]

One of the most inspiring documentaries I have ever come across......... want to live with them for a month without technology

[@NDV1952]

Почему только месяц?

[@gregkral4467]

I love this series, thank you for sharing it. I have never seen these, seen other types in school as a kid, but these are so beautifully made. Thanks again. sharing it with my kids.

[@rapskallion]

Greg Kral Did you have the film projectors as I did? If so, do you remember the slide projector with audio and audible cues for the slide to change? To someone young that was a long, long time ago. lol

[@trumbettier]

Thank you for posting these videos. They are touchingly beautiful; wondrous human story of people living respectfully with their environment because they knew it is the source of life. I see the series was made in 1967 and wonder what happened to these people and their life skills. I wish them well. I am here because of people like them who went before me thousands of years ago.

[@1984potionlover]

Made during our centennial year. That's pretty interesting, and apropos to the year, when we were celebrating all things Canadian!! it is a shame that we haven't been more decent to our many first nations peoples though. here we are in 2019 and people are still living on reserves, some without things we take for granted, like water you can safely drink straight out of the faucet, without having to boil it or worry about its safety....

[@elliotmorin5560]

They don't live respectfully with their environment, they simply lack the technology and numbers to exploit it to a damaging level. Almost all overhunting done in Canada was done by natives selling furs to Europeans. They routinely killed hundreds of buffalo with cliff jumps to harvest a dozen bodies or slaughter a thousand caribou just for the tongues. You don't know what your talking about, you clearly have never read a fucking book on the subject and you're just spreading more noble savage bullshit. Northern Cree hunters for example literally believed it was impossible to overhunt so long as you observed the proper religious ceremonies.

[@andkas67]

Закаленные ребята для суровой жизни .Спасибо для позднание

[@quangvinhle3087]

Your voice could touch any heart! Surely My heart jumps out when I luckly hear this voice again, it's so familiar I'm sure I've heard this voice somwewhere else before. Thanks for putting your warm heart to this story!

[@waveman0]

I am really enjoying this series. The spear design is ingenious and worked well. I also appreciated the bow drill fire making, I thought they would have progressed to percussion fire making as wood is so precious and a steel striker would last a lot longer.

[@dinadanilevskaya8210]

Этим людям главное не мешать, их народ ещё тысячи лет проживет в своих краях в гармонии с природой...

[@fedyahabizade494]

Пирколный ☝

[@РафисЮнусов-е6ь]

Если пищи не кончится

[@igorzaharkov8723]

Вот с чего начинается Родина!!!

[@siva9244]

I have seen many a fishing videos, but this is for survival. Great Video. Thanks!

[@jmfa57]

THAT was a good day of fishing. Probably couldn't do that today, but these videos are a beautiful glimpse into the past. Thanks for sharing!

[@roberharpane3524]

Be reminded,, this is merely a depiction of how they used to live. The video itself was produced with modern equipment less than 2 short yrs. ago. The fish aren't stuntmen,, they are the real deal pretty much caught in the same way they were a century ago. I think it's safe to assume what we witnessed in this filming was indeed very much what we could still do today (which they did here) if we had the same mettle & desire to live in the wilderness & follow this same methodology of fishing. Or did I misinterpret your meaning of "couldn't do that today"?

[@marietteminas6725]

The most beautiful story I ever heard ❤ ♥ thank you so much for sharing this ❤ lovely story with us love from Boston

[@AhJodie]

That is a spear like I have never seen, the weir is huge, and the people are fabulous. Love to all.

[@hobotoachumi9403]

Absolutely loved the story telling in this video 👍🏽

[@upliftspirit36]

Amazing! It's good to see the late Guy and Sophie Kakkianiun when they were still so young. 💪🏻

[@dk2614]

It is incredible how people can thrive in the most inhospitable places. For instance deserts and polar regions. How fascinating that even when these people discover more mild environments they choose to stay. They are tied to the land beyond comfort. Incredible

[@dickpotter6108]

Happy, hardworking, healthy people. thanks for this, loved it.

[@senanayakeherath7159]

Sir.it is a very beautiful film. Thank you so much. God bless you. I am from Sri Lanka.

[@ВиталийВологодский-м8к]

Т

[@salimsalm1615]

حياتهم صعبة للغاية لكن، عندهم هدأت بال بالله... والله يرزقهم بلخير ونعمة مع أبسط إمكانيات العيش الكريم أتمنى أن أكون بينهم. 🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋👪👪👪👪👪👪👪👪👪👪👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍☝👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💚💛💜💓💕💖💟💞💗💘

[@chawkibal3idi315]

ولله غيرا صدقت معشتهم هدية لاهمام الدني ولايحتجون الى المال الفتان كنهم في الجنة هم يعشون جنة الدني فمبالك باالجنة لاخرية حتي أني تمنيت اعيش معهم واذرب الدني بكتبي الجزائر بسكرة منير غشام

[@benridge6570]

The smiles on these beautiful people living and a most natural way was quite wonderful to see, but a little sad too. But who knows the great circle may not be broken. But it sure does seem like it's bent pretty badly.

[@amgharani1980]

These people will definitely would go to heaven !

[@ХуршедЮсупов-р7ф]

Молодци ребята , никакой забот и хлопот. Поймал рыбу покушали и хватит.

[@AMM0beatz]

No government asking for taxes, fees, etc. This is real freedom.

[@Roheryn100]

Yes....freedom to die in childbirth with no doctor. Freedom to be left behind in an abandoned igloo when you are too old to keep up . Freedom to break your leg on the ice miles from your igloo....

[@AMM0beatz]

@@Roheryn100 yeah but most of them will live a happy life with pure freedom, short but happy life. Doctors will keep you alive even if you are already suffering, and prescribe harmful medicine till you die.

[@Roheryn100]

@@AMM0beatz Happy ? I doubt your candy coloured world of “freedom” was as stress-free as you want it to be.,

[@AMM0beatz]

@@Roheryn100 all im saying is the life of the inuits is real freedom. they have adopted to the harsh condition of the tundra for thousands of years. No one is being left behind in an abandoned igloo, no inuit needing a doctor lol, they are survivor and happy. This is is an old film obviously, and they no longer live like this, you think they are happy now?

[@venbornestudios2107]

@@Roheryn100 risk of breaking leg by igloo? Risk of getting killed by gangsters in streets, scammed by capitalist beasts, used as a pawn by politicians, rat race in corporate jails, fake and superficial networks, what else urban junk?

[@liedebunker1253]

10:56 -- It's indeed WONDERFUL! Many videos are talking about how to start a fire, but only this video is for real. 👍👍

[@АккошкарАлпанов]

Өте қиын екен өмірлерің Алла жар болсын

[@Mico8791]

Everyone helps out, including the dog 🐕 with his side pack. Lol

[@stevemichigan541]

Just unbelievable. These were financed by Henry Ford. So they wouldn't be lost in time. I think they were filmed about 70 to 80 years ago. There are at least 15 or more they are all great. Thanks Henry ford

[@cfbabo]

steve michigan it was filmed in 1967...

[@hansinglauw863]

Love this way of life .....

[@ساحلسيمو]

Difficult living condition

[@cenkgunes8779]

they are so sweet and brave.. çok tatlı ve başarılılar

[@alexsandramgit3085]

прекрасный документальный фильм , смотрю несколько раз. у нас на дальнем востоке , такая же история.

[@craigthompson9241]

That was the best thankyou for sharing.

[@WMLor-gz2un]

When was this video recorded, I am amazed how they survived the cold winter. Love watching these kind of documentary

[@LeonardoSummers]

The days of natural abundance

[@kjbarton44]

We should all strive to live in harmony with nature like our ancestors such as these. Understanding that life consumes life but the sacrifice is appreciated and respected. These people were fighting and surviving so that their kin could live an easier life and we are the recipients of that hard existence.

[@federicosagun8243]

Life should be live this way.

[@chabet7704]

Plenty fish ready for winter time

[@josephsimon6909]

Tough place Tough people God bless them Love from Sabah Borneo.❤️💪👍

[@sharondwyer8513]

The majority of people in the film are from a community in Northern Canada called "Kuggaruk" in Nunavut

[@chawkibal3idi315]

أنت جميلة من الجزائر بسكرة 🥀🥀🐧🐧🥀🌹🌹🕊🕊🌹🐇🐇🥀🥀🥀🐠🐠🐠🐠🥀🥀🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀

[@chawkibal3idi315]

مرحبا teifu🥀🥀🥀🐠🐠🐠

[@garychynne1377]

great story better than a book

[@DocHoliday9224]

Those fishing spears are legit.

[@simonw2082]

Difficult living condition. Strong and brave!

[@brentbarnhart5827]

They made it look pretty easy to me. But I agree, I think I like my clothing, and home much better. That water looked FREEZING cold. I think maybe living in China today under President Xi and his persecution is more of a difficult living condition than these natives. President Xi has taken China back to its day of the Cultural REvolution and hundreds of millions of random executions and disappearing people. (Fan BingBing) Mao TsaTong lives yet again.

[@DeweyLaymanJr]

Its called living the way nature intended. These guys are in good health.

[@brentbarnhart5827]

@@DeweyLaymanJr Glad to see there is 1 intelligent person on Facebook. People like to define what is "good" by their own experiences. I have lived in over 20 countries in my life and travels, I keep my opinions to myself, and open to learning new things. I will not say what country I live in 6 months of the year, however men and woman almost ALL have boyfriends and girlfriends. It is "normal" to their culture, they are faithful to their wives in all ways, however they do not see sexual relations as having anything to do with being "faithful," it is just..... well..... sex. Americans are especially bad at defining everything for the entire rest of the world, pulling this people out of their "home" and comfortable environment would do nothing but turn them into the American Indians. A tragedy of all tragedies.

[@ryllebaroman9993]

no its not difficult for them brother, their times is simple and abundance,not like like ours now,..

[@Aliali-rx3yf]

نتمتئ مساعدهم من قبل الحكومة المعنيه

[@badarjoe]

Tq for a nice and motivated story ,

[@johnoceanyang5522]

That’s was wonderful life style. I am hmong my childhood life almost the same. We live in the jungle which no good clothes no good goods we have find foods every days with 12 yrs but idk how many yrs my parents and grandpa live in the jungle already 😩😓

[@mustafazaouinechannel3441]

# Beautiful video and wonderful people who have all my appreciation and respect. I am Mustafa from Morocco 🇲🇦👋🙋‍♂️🔔👍 @

[@wonkhyopomoung7627]

Upload videos on the lifestyle of the natives of the people of Alaska

[@radhabshrestha]

Native lifestyle is hard but worth it. The natives are amazing people but unfortunately, most are vanished and under the process of vanishing.

[@herecomesthesunhomeschool]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

[@ramanasei421]

I don't mind living like this, but one question haunts my mind. Do they bath? A daily bath is an absolute must for me!

[@adrianojames5828]

Blows me away just to see them wearing hand made coats that fit and sewed together with sinew, just sayin

[@nurkardi6966]

Jojon Diperpanjang Juwita Semat Prem Kami

[@glennelson8017]

The footwear really impresses me,being an Alaskan native makes me proud,glad you noticed and think of clothing a growing child!

[@konradmaria7583]

I didn't notice the ATMs. Great family.

[@thebonedaddy9162]

12:20 did they just use a bird as their fire nest??? would love to hear the story on that.

[@maha-vb5cq]

yes, they are so smart, they also can make a bag with fish skin.

[@jasonsubgut]

First catch the bird. Gut it entirely than dry out the carcass and than test it out with embers of fire.

[@fabiatappi231]

Arrivederci

[@fabiatappi231]

Arrivederci o

[@fabiatappi231]

Arrivederci

[@fernandocavalarianopatriota]

Simple life is the healthiest, pity that human beings have lost this noble and natural instinct for survival. Along with the innocence we lost was hope and true love. The glare in the men's eyes went out.

[@algataiprnazarov8615]

Крутая рыбалка

[@Леха-ь9щ3я]

Всем привет, Нука нас всех объединяет

[@michelwillems50]

Thank you!

[@sammedic]

Nicely clean shaved uncle ... and his nicely cut hair aswell

[@lookronjon]

Thank you. Wonderful videos.

[@ОлександрРезников-ы3и]

Какие умные люди. Мы тоже делали эти перекаты где собирается рыба в круговоротах этих.

[@JD-tw3ov]

That was awesome…

[@sawtarmu.great.2266]

great.thanks to the video person

[@zekeriyaterzioglu8028]

fantastic

[@Joe-qm4yv]

Almost feels like a different world .

[@MushtaqAhmad-jg3bn]

MashAllah very nice life God bless you all

[@zeynelocak9557]

Excellent

[@riasatbinliaquat2799]

In our country we had rivers in which we didn't had to use net or lines to catch fish , just swinging the boat was enough and the fishes would jump out of the water into the boat , but now those days are way gone .

[@xzcsdf9574]

When these people like these are introduced to our modern society, they go from being masters of their own destiny to being part of someone else's

[@inkbold8511]

社会のダニ they go from living in cavemen style with no society to living in modern society with comfort of modern world.

[@brentbarnhart5827]

@@inkbold8511 That was an ignorant comment. They have "no society." You obviously know nothing about them, OR their society. This simple video demonstrated both the extended family unit, AND their society in it smallest form. And I agree with the above poster, they are indeed the master of their own destiny, be it what it is. They would not be pleased living in your modern, comfortable home.

[@joggautube123]

they need to take in modern technology and enhance their lives.

[@terrywbreedlove]

They live twice as long in a modern society. Easier more healthy longer life.

[@brentbarnhart5827]

@@terrywbreedlove And you think that your opinion of their life, and how long they can live matters to them? I live in Asia.... they don't give a SHIT about what a western person thinks. Likewise, these natives could give a shit about how "we" or "you" think they should live for a longer lifestyle. it is amazing the stupid things espoused on this post. 1. They have no society 2. They have no family units 3. They would enjoy modern society better 4. They would live 2x longer.... which I would love to see that statistic. 5. Easier life? by whose standard yours? Very odd comments, full of prejudice.

[@mikel4823]

It's beautiful because they are thankful

[@ЖизньПрекрасна-м6р]

Неужели нет резиновых рыбацких сапог.? Ведь вода ледяная!!!

[@quatgiay1176]

Nature friendly like folding fan.

[@piggropigs3362]

Very good adventure lot to learn for about your way of leaving b

[@Marcioacrz]

Gostaria de saber o que é aquele pó e porque passaram em cada um dos peixes,eu imagino que seja um respeito com os peixes e um agradecimento,será que estou certo disso,me respondam se por acaso não foi isso , obrigado !

[@FarmersSon]

8:26 , Perfect 😍

[@DongBertVlog7]

Nice

[@tungstun1977]

These are the bravest and most amazing people of all time.

[@tanjogok]

Extrem and amazing

[@thierrydussuet718]

Oh those mosquitoes visible in some scenes...

[@nikolaus2688]

If those buggers were edible, nobody would ever go hungry again.

[@garyteague4480]

What an awesome way to build a spear

[@danielwininger1750]

Does anybody know where the 30-minute, unnarrated/unscored version of this is? That was much better in my opinion.

[@temeameataia8308]

Wow Awesome!

[@mellowyellowlemon7270]

Beautiful malamute

[@hanzpayca9754]

Watching 2019

[@aqshinaqshinhekim82]

Perfect video

[@King-Fishing-Navsar-masi]

soğuk bölgelerde yaşamak çok zor

[@wibukaminolepofficial]

They can survive in simple ways, they are sick, they are hungry, and they can do that in nature.

very nice video, thanks for posting

[@УриСултанбаев]

Молодцы одним словом.

[@РаяУльянова]

какой народ роботящий и здоровья надо иметь

[@saidovbouhada6485]

Vie magnifique..😍😍

[@ruralsports9514]

Awesome, what they will do those fishes

[@OppoA-lq8vh]

Meuni waraas..🥰

[@Max-di5eo]

Better than living on welfare

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

Great living on fishfare!

[@iWh15tl3]

Word!

[@danfield6030]

Max MEDCQM ....lol

[@GottliebGoltz]

Or electronics bullsquash.

[@janesmith9024]

It is how we all were - eating fish not junk food. We need to try to return to as much of this as possible.

[@nhathanh5774]

chim trời cá nước, cũng nhiều nhỉ, chịu khó đi bắt.☺

[@kangrarasoi1497]

Lovely people

[@chrisleon27]

Greetings from China ,

[@SunYtube]

Amazing